Sentence examples for window counter from inspiring English sources
By 6 p.m., Emma DiAnna, 27, who spent four hours sitting at the window counter sipping a double espresso and working on a law school paper, was finished for the day.
And the restaurant blog Eater nominated its window counter for the "Worst Outdoor Seating in New York" feature because it is "so small it can't even hold an iPad".
The sandwiches ($12.50 to $16.50), with Chauceresque names like Byggypyggy, are multilayered, heavily condimented affairs centered on beef, poultry or pork, best on toasted semolina hero bread and eaten warm while standing at the window counter (there are only a couple of seats).
To track a node's rate of encounter, the node maintains two pieces of local information: an encounter value (EV), and a current window counter (CWC).
We set the range of the mini-slot back-off window as same as the binary exponential back-off window counter.
Come early afternoon, he begins serving customers from the window counter of Yasar's first retail outlet originally opened by his great-grandfather late last century in the company's headquarters town of Kahramanmaras, in south-central Turkey, close to the border with Syria (and far removed from the devastation of Turkey's August earthquakes).
The space is roughly L-shaped, with the long side of the letter housing a small dining space opposite the tunnellike sushi bar where sushi and sashimi platters ready for delivery sit atop the windowed counter.
The laser beam had to undergo reflections from a total of six gold mirrors and cross a CaF vacuum window before counter propagating into the ion beam.
The Microsoft Corporation bundled new-media player features into Windows to counter a "strategic threat" from RealNetworks Inc., according to documents produced by nine states seeking antitrust remedies against Microsoft.
Sachets of shampoo and washing detergent hanging from the window frame; counters piled high with sugary sweets and fizzy drinks; cigarette lighters, pre-paid mobile phone cards and biscuits line the shelves.
Even so, the patacón Maracucho gets many curious looks, said Larry Villalobos, owner of the nearby Cachapas y Mas (107B Dyckman Street, between Nagle and Post Avenues, 212-304-2224, cachapasymasnarrowm), a narrow storefront with two high-backed booths, a window-side counter and a flat-screen TV that favors music and sports.
